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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-13

Some means should be devised to put a stop to the filthy practice of making sew CTS out of the ditches along the principal streets. All sorts of debris is dumped in to them or thrown around the street cor ners to breed disease and the only won der is that such good health is enjoyed by the people in spite of these baneful inufences. The Sheriff has employed the chain gang to 8 good purpose in cleaning the ditches out quite frequently. but the care taken by many people to inn msdiately fill them up with garbage neu- tralizes all the beneficial effects of his worthy efforts. If there is no remedy under existing regulations it is a- proper time for village or city organization to be effected to control this and other kin dred evils.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-13

Oracle is becoming quite a famous summer resort, and visitors find excellent accommodations at the residence of MT. E. S. Dodge, costly situated under the broad oak trees that afford welcome shade throughout that locality. Last week party of visitors ascended Mount Lemon to the summit, the altitude being nearly ten thousand feet. There were in the party MT. E. O. Stratton and fam fly, Mrs. W. F. Kit, Mrs. E. s. Dodge, Charles Stratton, Miss Freese and John Dodge. They found it very cold on the summit and thick shawls were comfort able. Ripe strawberries and raspber ries were picked along the mountain side and everything was picture of life and beau ty. A grand panorama was spread out before them from their high elevation, for surrounding country of radius of a hundred miles could be seen. Only once before did ladies attempt to ascend this grand peak and it was feat that repaid the toll and trouble.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-13

Under Sheriff Hinson Thomas who has just returned from up the river, says the Indians of Eskiminzin, Pachine and Seg- ula's bands have all left their lands on the river and have gone into the noun tains. They have taken their families and all their effects and the settlers say they are bent on mischief. They planted no crops this year and will probably re- ly upon plunder for their subsistence. About ten miles east of Saddle noun tain vaquero of Maish 6 Driscoll count ed 150 heads of cattle that had been kill ed by the Indians. Nearly all the set tiers have suffered losses to a greater ex- tent than they are willing to acknowl- edge. As these Indians are off the res ervation aud have heretofore depended upon their own industry for support, their misdeeds will bring them clearly under the sole jurisdiction of the civil law.
 Other parties who have come from that section later say the Indians have returned to their farms from the moun- tains where they gathered fruits and nuts and did little hunting, but none of the settlers in their neighborhood are eager to go on their peace bonds not withstanding their friendly professions.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-13

The Florence Ice and Water Company commenced sinking their huge supply we'll last Monday and it is going down towards water as fast as the diggers can sink it. It is 6t feet in diameter and when water is reached extensive drifts will be run to insure a bountlful supply A pump of sufficient capacity will be put in and large reservoir built from which the supply mains will be lad through out the town. The well and reservoir are being erected upon the southern portion of the Douglass tract where Hon. G. H. Oury owns ten acres. It is on the southern limits of the present town, on Main street, from which there is a gradual fall towards the river, No bet ter site for water works could be,, asked for, and at very. moderate cost the whole town Ina -sl,s eliAd- -Kitk%5lantY of cool and wholesome water. The di- rsctors and. officers lof the company are: Hon. c. F. Oury, President; D. c. Ste vens, Secretary; W. E. Guild, Treasurer; Aaron Mason and A. T. Cotton.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

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